DEWALT Leather Tool Belt, Durable, 11 Pocket Professional Belt (DWST550112)

A stud of a product. As many tool belts gravitate away from traditional leather and more toward nylon, Dewalt holds true to the old standards and traditions. This is one solid belt, thick leather, bullet proof, thick, weighty and built to hold a ton and last, if cared for, over generations of family workmen. Strap it in, fill it up and a hundred years later, still going strong.

Wonderful tool belt! It’s durable, tough, thought out, and so much more! This thing can haul some serious cargo! Does a great job organizing everything very well! Leather is nice I only have good things to say about it. A helpful hint from me would to also consider getting the Dewalt straps for this to hold it up even better! Thanks

Love these bags. Look great and super functional. Can’t beat them for the price! Nice work dewalt! I’m a 32x30 for pant size and these were way too big, even maxed out they didn’t stay up super well but with the suspenders they are perfect!

Rugged!! Leather is better when it comes to a great tool belt & pouch. You Might want to order another hammer hoop for the belt itself but that’s just personal preference. I like the hammer alone on the opposing side. It has a good amount of storage and the leather is pliable, not hard. It was affordable and what you would expect coming from a brand like DeWalt. This is something i can hand down to my son and someday his son. Worth the investment.

I built a deck this past summer using this belt. It’s not flimsy. It worked well for everything I needed it for. The only reason it got 4 instead of 5 stars is because the black dye on the leather was rubbing off and staining a couple pairs of pants during the hot summer days. That was a little annoying.

This thing will last my lifetime. You can go cheap or go quality. This is quality.

Was pretty happy with this product but must warn you that it is not interchangeable. You can't mod this belt. It comes the way it does stitched to the belt so you can't remove the pouches. That being said I wasn't looking for anything flashy or expensive. I'm a beginner woodworker/ carpenter and just needed a somewhat beginners belt and this just so happened to come across when I was looking for one. It's very inexpensive and of good quality. It holds everything I'm currently using which is nothing too complicated for a beginner and it just feels nice. The quality is there and for the price you can't beat it. Now when you decide to get more serious about your craft you can always get a 300 dollar interchangeable rig if you prefer but if you need something to hold you down while you're starting off a d you don't want to break the bank I do recommend this rig.

Love this belt when I'm doing framing or sheetrock work.